New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn declined to name his QB1 for Week 10 when speaking with reporters Friday.

Tyrod Taylor is off the injury report after being a full participant in practice all week. He had taken over for a benched Justin Fields on Oct. 19 during a loss to the Carolina Panthers, but came away from that game with a knee injury.

Fields remained under center for Week 8 and helped guide the Jets (1-7) to their first win of the season, 39-38 at the Cincinnati Bengals. New York had its bye in Week 9 and traded two of its top defensive players, cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, at the deadline Tuesday.

Asked about his starting quarterback for this Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, Glenn merely said, "We'll have a quarterback."

Taylor, 36, made on

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